Em viết vậy dài và hay, đúng ngữ pháp chưa ạ. MÀ MỌI NGƯỜI CÓ CÁCH NÀO CHO NÓ NGẮN LẠI 1 XÍU KHÔNG. BU ĐẦU ZÔ VIẾT GIỜ THẤY DÀI QUÁ Tet, or Lunar New Year, is the most important and anticipated holiday in Vietnam. It marks the arrival of spring and the beginning of a new year according to the lunar calendar. In this essay, I will introduce some of the main features and meanings of Tet holiday in Vietnamese culture and society. The origin of Tet can be traced back to ancient times when the Vietnamese people celebrated the harvest and honored their ancestors at the end of the year. Over time, Tet has developed and incorporated many elements from a lot of different cultures. However, the core values and traditions of Tet remain unchanged, reflecting the national identity and spirit of the Vietnamese people. Of all festivals in Vietnam, Tet is the most family-centered holiday, and Vietnamese people often travel back to the places where their families are from to spend the holiday with their extended families. On Tet, families will prepare a feast to welcome visiting relatives and friends, to exchange greetings and best wishes for the New Year. One of the most important aspects of Tet is the preparation. Weeks before Tet, people clean their houses, decorate them with flowers and trees, such as peach blossom, apricot blossom, or kumquat trees. They also cook some special dishes, such as sticky rice cake, boiled chicken, and candied fruits, which are served during the holiday. The preparation for Tet is not only a way to welcome the new year, but also a way to express gratitude and respect to the ancestors and the gods. Another important aspect of Tet is the celebration. Tet usually lasts for three days, but the festive atmosphere can be felt for weeks before and after. On the eve of Tet, people gather with their families, have a reunion meal, and watch the fireworks. On the first day of Tet, people visit their parents, grandparents, and relatives, and give them best wishes. They also give lucky money, which is put in a red envelope, to children and the elders, as a symbol of luck and prosperity. On the following days, people visit their friends, teachers, or colleagues, and join some activities, such as playing traditional games, watching lion and dragon dances, or going to pagodas and temples. The meaning of Tet is manifold. Tet is a time to honor the past, celebrate the present, and hope for the future. Tet is a time to reconnect with the roots, cherish the bonds, and share the joy. Tet is a time to reflect on the life, renew the spirit, and make the resolutions. Tet is a time to enjoy the beauty, embrace the diversity, and appreciate the harmony. Tet is the essence of Vietnamese culture and the pride of Vietnamese people. In conclusion, Tet is a unique and special holiday that reflects the rich and diverse heritage of Vietnam. It is not only a festival of joy and happiness, but also a festival of values and meanings. Tet is the soul of Vietnam and the heart of every Vietnamese.